Thicker or Wrap-Around Grips for the Tokarev TT-33 available?

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I love my Tokarev TT-33 but the tiny grip isn't that comfortable for me. I think I've heard of a Hogue (maybe wrap-around) grip for this pistol or another which will make the grip thicker? Anyone know where this is available? There is a little finish wear at the top of the grip and it's a little abrasive, a wrap-around grip would be great to find. Thanks.

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My Tok, some finish wear around the grip
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Hogue and Pachmyer both make "slip-on" sleeves in a couple of sizes with or without finger grooves.

"Slip-on" makes it sound easy but there's normally a lot of swearing involved in getting them on. I've found putting the sleeve in really hot water for a couple of minutes helps. It makes the rubber stretch more easily and the water acts as a lube.
 
forbes/hutton said:
Hogue and Pachmyer both make "slip-on" sleeves in a couple of sizes with or without finger grooves.

"Slip-on" makes it sound easy but there's normally a lot of swearing involved in getting them on. I've found putting the sleeve in really hot water for a couple of minutes helps. It makes the rubber stretch more easily and the water acts as a lube.
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So it's a true "wrap-around" style 1pc grip?
 
Hi I have a set of wrap around grips comming from MARSHALL GRIPS for my Yugo T-33 but it has been about x2 months wait so far.Gonna get a compensator/muzzle break from U.S.A E-BAY and cross the border to pick it up.Should be a great combo.
 
I had one on a Norinco Tokarev I got from a fellow CGN'R. He said that another member had brought some to the country several years ago. It felt really good in hand. I don't have the pistol anymore. The grip didn't have any markings on it, it did say "combat" on it though.

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MikeHammer said:
I had one on a Norinco Tokarev I got from a fellow CGN'R. He said that another member had brought some to the country several years ago. It felt really good in hand. I don't have the pistol anymore. The grip didn't have any markings on it, it did say "combat" on it though.

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I'd buy that ^ if someone could locate where to buy...
 
Those are very tasteful Toka-bling. I like the ones on the CZ in Hitzy's post as well. Hopefully the original owner will see this and chime in. Might be worth asking around on www.tokarev.com, too.

:) Stuart
 
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st1264 said:
That's some nice stuff, looks like there must be some modification to accept a screw instead of the original Tokarev design to hold them.
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Here's how the Marschal grips are held on

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First one goes on easy, the second one takes a bit of f*ckin' around getting the brace in.

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Not a full wrap around, but they feel 100X better than the stock panels that were on there.

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Hitzy said:
Tokagypt grips are thicker and fill your hand better...
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I've got a Hungarian M58 with the same grips and magazine heel.

It does make the pistol much more comfortable to hold/point.

However, if the grips are a little loose upon recoil they can pinch the palm a little.

The grip seem is perfectly placed for that.
 
Wrap around Walnut grips, $105 US with shipping at Marschal Grips... a little more than I thought. Nice though. Didn't realize they were coming from Hungary. I'll think about it.

(I am assuming the Zastava Mod 57 grips will not fit?)
 
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